Bloomberg Law
Sept. 13, 2018, 10:16 AM

Public Sector Union Fees Are Dead. What’s Next?

Robert Iafolla
Robert Iafolla
Reporter

A potential ruling that could block public sector unions from representing nonmembers would deliver another blow to organized labor, which is still reeling from the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision that cut off the collection of union fees from public workers who are not members.

A conservative advocacy group’s effort to upend exclusive representation in the public sector will get its first test later this month in federal court.

The Buckeye Institute is supporting plaintiff Kathleen Uradnik, a political science professor at St. Cloud State University, in her First Amendment lawsuit challenging the Inter Faculty Organization’s authority to represent her ...

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